07-11-2012, 11:08 AM
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Zilvia Addict
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: cali
Age: 33
Posts: 999
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Water Temp:
- ... theres two, one for the dash gauge and another for the ECU, thats 400ohms each?,
- ... tested one of them once,
- ... right after start it dropped to 396ohms,
- ... then just started failing down til it steady'd out descending,
- ... Pretty simple really.

TACH:
Tacho
- ... the ‘black but not always solid black (*sigh-yeah-I-Know*)’ wire on one ignitor plug,
- ... is the tacho output signal, middle wire (memory check that on the diagram),
- ... thats in four (4) cylinder format so any digital four cylinder tacho will work off that,
- ... on that plug with five wires and it is always solid black and noticeably thinner than the others,
- ... from memory it's the middle wire, on the one with five wires,
- ... or .. the black one .. it should be pretty obvious,
- ... look at the plug with five wires which one traces off too the dash plugs,
- ... or is a lone wire, all the others do something else,
Quote:
* +12V wired to pin (BATT)
* (M-REL) drives the Main EFI Relay.
* (+B) and (+B1) both get 12volts when the Main EFI Relay is switched.
* Main EFI Relay appears to be working fine.
* (E11) is grounded.
* (E2) is grounded.
* (E02) is grounded.
* (E01) is grounded.
* (STA) gets a 12volt input from starter relay when the engine is cranking.
* (IGSW) gets a switched 12volts from the ignition switch.
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